Zarichne. Active combat area.
Mission: deliver supplies and evacuate two wounded soldiers. The situation was extremely challenging — a blurred front line and constant enemy aerial reconnaissance.
During the operation, the enemy detected our UGV and made several attempts to strike it with FPV drones and small-arms fire. The “Termit” armor held up, and maneuvering helped avoid direct hits.
The cargo was delivered to the positions. Due to intense enemy activity, evacuating the wounded at that moment was impossible. Later, the soldiers managed to withdraw on their own.
No equipment losses. The work continues.
Soldiers of the 28th Separate Mechanized Brigade released footage from Kostiantynivka showing widespread destruction.
One photo shows a civilian who attempted to leave the city by bicycle. According to the brigade, he was killed by a Russian FPV drone strike.
According to the analytical project DeepState, Russian forces allegedly detonated a dam near Osykove in an attempt to complicate logistics toward Kostiantynivka. Floodwaters reportedly spread across the area and reached the Druzhkivka–Kostiantynivka highway, effectively turning the section into mud and making passage currently impossible. While supply routes have not been completely cut off, they have been significantly complicated. Analysts suggest the increased activity may indicate preparations for larger-scale actions in the Kostiantynivka direction. Independent confirmation of the full impact remains limited.
A large Russian logistics center was reportedly struck by FPV drones, resulting in the destruction of approximately 10,000 FPV units and 10 pieces of military equipment. According to reports, the operation involved a specialized FPV model equipped with a 50-kilometer fiber-optic cable, allowing operators to maintain control over extended distances and resist electronic warfare interference. The full scale of the damage has not yet been independently verified.
Footage circulating on social media shows a large fire in the Central District following artillery strikes on February 20. A residential building caught fire, with the upper floors sustaining the most severe damage. Thick smoke and flames were seen rising above the area as emergency services responded. The full extent of the destruction and possible casualties is still being clarified.
Footage shows Russian drones searching for targets in ordinary residential courtyards in Kherson. The video captures UAVs flying low over civilian neighborhoods, raising serious concerns about the safety of residents. What should be quiet yards and homes have become potential target zones. Local sources describe the situation as terrifying — with civilians feeling hunted in their own city.
Occupied and stripped of life, Bakhmut now stands in total devastation.
The city has been reduced to ruins — streets erased, buildings shattered, entire neighborhoods flattened. Places where children once played, families celebrated, and couples planned their future have been turned into lifeless debris.
What was once a living, breathing community is now a symbol of the war’s destruction — a city nearly wiped from the face of the earth.
Border guard UAV operators of the “Hart” Brigade on the South-Slobozhanskyi axis destroyed an enemy ammunition depot. Aerial reconnaissance detected activity near a hangar close to the border. Strike drones flew directly into the structure and hit an enemy truck inside. A powerful explosion confirmed that the vehicle was loaded with ammunition prepared for future assault operations. The strike disrupted the enemy’s logistics and prevented the use of the stored munitions.
